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Green on MONEY, June 1998
The book interviews a number of the world's best traders and you get an insight of how important cutting losses and admitting investment mistakes is to producing spectacular gains. It is one of the few books on the market that lets the reader get into the mind of a trader. These are futures and option traders, so their portfolios are far more volatile than stock portfolios. If you spend a few hours learning these traders' investment disciplines, I guarantee you a greater respect for the stop-loss discipline. The book sells for $34.95 and is available in most book stores. A blue chip investment.
Markets, July/August 1998
"It takes courage to admit you are wrong," says Banque Paribas' Bernard Oppetit. "It take courage to face it when you have lost money and not blame it on the other guy or blame it on circumstance." This is just one of the many sobering observations found in Alpesh Patel's lucid, well-organized collection of to-the-point interviews with ten top traders in equities, currencies, bonds, commodities and derivatives. Mr. Patel is a London barrister-turned-financial-pro. And his book covers such concepts as dynamic analysis, progressive trading, pyramid information, pivot point and the Swill method. He does a particularly fine job of examining how winning strategies are implemented - and how failure can be avoided. "There is a time to be patient and there is a time to be impatient, and you just have to know the difference," observes Mercury Trading's Jon Najarian. Other interviewees includes Salmon brothers' Bill Lipschutz, Chicago Board of Trade's Pat Arbor and Paul Johnson, Monument's Martin Burton and trader-educator Neal Weintraub.
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The book interviews a number of the world's best traders and you get an insight of how important cutting losses and admitting investment mistakes is to producing spectacular gains. It is one of the few books on the market that lets the reader get into the mind of a trader. These are futures and option traders, so their portfolios are far more volatile than stock portfolios. If you spend a few hours learning these traders' investment disciplines, I guarantee you a greater respect for the stop-loss discipline. The book sells for $34.95 and is available in most book stores. A blue chip investment.
Markets, July/August 1998
"It takes courage to admit you are wrong," says Banque Paribas' Bernard Oppetit. "It take courage to face it when you have lost money and not blame it on the other guy or blame it on circumstance." This is just one of the many sobering observations found in Alpesh Patel's lucid, well-organized collection of to-the-point interviews with ten top traders in equities, currencies, bonds, commodities and derivatives. Mr. Patel is a London barrister-turned-financial-pro. And his book covers such concepts as dynamic analysis, progressive trading, pyramid information, pivot point and the Swill method. He does a particularly fine job of examining how winning strategies are implemented - and how failure can be avoided. "There is a time to be patient and there is a time to be impatient, and you just have to know the difference," observes Mercury Trading's Jon Najarian. Other interviewees includes Salmon brothers' Bill Lipschutz, Chicago Board of Trade's Pat Arbor and Paul Johnson, Monument's Martin Burton and trader-educator Neal Weintraub.
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